When I held on,
I let the breeze pass me by, but
How could you be fine?
Because I'm not fine at all.
When I held on
I feared none.
But when I held on,
I felt the worst kind of freedom.
Because when I let go,
I knew that I was still latched.
Because when I let go,
I acknowledged dearly that I was going to stay right here,
Right now.
My life turned into a tragedy
My life turned into clay
My life melted, it molded
My life blended with the wind
The wind sent in the dust,
Thus, my life became a mixture of twisted grime.
I was latched
But I was free.
The irony was my confusion,
My confusion was me,
I exploded in colors,
not flames.
I exploded in flames,
not beauty.
I had a face,
but it wasn't spoiled by beauty.
It was spoiled by submission.
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Mellifluous Murmurs
Poetry❁ Freedom is allowing the crisp air to guide you through this forest we can call society. ❁